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Showing 13–20 of 20 matching entries.
For saleWatson Bros.
A cased Watson Bros. 20-bore known as “The Phantom,” with 28 1/4-inch Damascus barrels, cylinder and modified chokes, and notably light weight. It remains in its maker's case and retains its original configuration.
For saleW. & C. Scott
An exceptionally early W. & C. Scott 12-bore pinfire from the first year of the maker's patented top-lever spindle-opening system. Fine Damascus barrels and unusually complete original condition make it an important example of early breechloading development.
For saleL. C. Smith
A Grade 0E L. C. Smith with 26-inch Damascus barrels, modified chokes, 2 11/16-inch chambers, and ejectors. The gun retains classic turn-of-the-century American sidelock proportions.
For saleA. J. Aubrey / Meriden Fire Arms Co.
A rare Presentation Grade double made by the Meriden Fire Arms Company under the A. J. Aubrey name. The gun is distinguished by fine Damascus barrels, extensive engraving, and exhibition-grade presentation details.
For saleT. Murcott
An early British 16-gauge by T. Murcott with 30-inch fine Damascus barrels and open chokes. Its full adult stock dimensions are unusual for a small-bore gun of this period.
A. H. Fox
A C-Grade 16-gauge Fox configured as a two-barrel set. The Chromox fluid-steel barrels measure 26 and 28 inches, with open chokes suited to upland use. The matching set retains classic Fox proportions and high-grade finish.
For saleCharles Daly
A very early prewar Diamond Quality 12-bore made in Thuringia, Saxony. It has 26-inch Bernard Damascus barrels, 2 5/8-inch chambers, improved-cylinder chokes, extractors, Circassian walnut, an ebony-tipped Prince-of-Wales grip, and detailed game-scene engraving.
For saleW. & C. Scott
An English 12-bore ejector with original 26-inch fluid-steel barrels, 2 5/8-inch chambers, cylinder and improved-modified chokes, high-grade engraving, and a long guard-bow tang. The gun retains its original oil-finished stock and substantial original finish.
